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Cannibal Crag
natural crag in Nevada Las Vegas. Find information for sport climbing, trad, outdoor.
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Access, closures, permits & safety
Confirm the exact BLM access corridor for the sector and use established trails and durable surfaces. Scenic Drive, Calico Basin and southern canyon approaches have different gates, roads and operating rules.
Park only in the established lot or legal pullout serving the chosen sector and keep roads, gates and emergency access clear.
Wildfire, flash flooding, storm damage, road work, rescue activity or resource protection can close roads and climbing access. Review current BLM alerts, posted signs and weather before visiting.
Stay on existing trails and durable surfaces, protect biological soil crusts and cultural resources, pack out waste and follow current BLM rules.
Extreme heat, dehydration, flash floods, long approaches, complex descents and fragile sandstone are major hazards. Carry ample water, navigation, a helmet and retreat equipment, and do not climb wet sandstone after rain.
Closures and permit rules can change without notice. Recheck the official land manager before departure.
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- Address
- Las Vegas, Nevada, United States
- Climbing styles
- sport climbing, trad, outdoor
About this crag
Cannibal Crag is an outdoor climbing sector in the Red Rock Canyon climbing corridor. Use BLM Red Rock Canyon information for current access, parking, Scenic Drive or Calico Basin rules, closures, weather and sandstone safety.
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